* Did you know Virginia allows people with only a bachelor’s degree to be magistrates? And they are the ones approving search warrants. [Katz on Justice]
* Domino’s Pizza is the latest target of Eric Schneiderman, and the pizza chain is accused of discounting the hours employees have worked. [Pacific Standard Magazine]
* One way to avoid law firm layoffs is to totally restructure the way law firms operate. [Bloomberg BNA]
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* What does one do when they retire from the Supreme Court? [SCOTUSblog]
* How much do Supreme Court justices interrupt each other? An interesting analysis. [Empirical SCOTUS]
* The Baston rule and the integrity of the criminal justice system. [Slate]
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* The repeal of Connecticut’s death penalty will now apply to the men currently on death row. [Huffington Post]